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Revered TV journalist Michael Maclear achieved historic scoops
Michael Maclear, who died in Toronto on Christmas Day at the age of 89, was a pioneering foreign correspondent for
Lyman Potts was a founding father of Canada’s music industry
Lyman Potts compiled a huge catalogue of Canadian content for radio stations. He did it not because some government edict
Activist Harry Leslie Smith gained fame in his 90s with passionate advocacy for public health care
Although he had little formal education, Harry Leslie Smith, who died on Wednesday at the age of 95, became famous
Eric Murray, 89, was Canada’s greatest bridge player of the 20th century
Eric Murray was the greatest Canadian bridge player of the 20th century, according to his bridge partner, many of his
Fighter pilot shot down 15 enemy planes in Second World War
Don Laubman, who died in Red Deer, Alta., on June 20 at the age of 96, was one of the
Philanthropist Jacqueline Desmarais nurtured the opera world
When her husband’s first big deal was hanging in the balance, Jacqueline Desmarais, who died this month at the age
Francess Halpenny, 98, was an undisputed star of the editing world
Francess Halpenny, who died on Christmas Day at the age of 98, was a powerhouse in the world of letters
Animation legend Grant Munro left a mark on global industry
Grant Munro, who has died at the age of 94, both starred in and did animation for Neighbours, a National
October is the cruellest of months for stock markets. Thirty years ago, there was the stock market crash of 1987,
We’re not talking about Bill Gates type riches, just a comfortable cushion to live on if you fall on hard
Imagine you're 23 years old, the low man on the newsroom totem pole, and they are about to send the police reporter, the oldest guy in the room, to cover
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Michael Maclear, who died in Toronto on Christmas Day at the age of 89, was a pioneering foreign correspondent for CBC Television. His work took him to more than 80 countries, but his greatest achievement came in Vietnam. There he attained what no other TV news reporter dared to hope for: access to North Vietnam, […]
Lyman Potts compiled a huge catalogue of Canadian content for radio stations. He did it not because some government edict told him to, but because he wanted to. Mr. Potts, who has died at 102, built the foundations for the Canadian music industry by creating domestic content for radio stations, recording bands and singers in […]
